How To Train A Puppy Not To Bite Your Hands - Hand Feed Your Puppy in 5 Minutes Or Less
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2018
- In this video, you'll learn how to train a puppy not to bite your hands when you're training with them. This exercise will quickly teach your puppy to stop biting your fingers while your training, and in less than 5 minutes your puppy will be choosing to take food gently. This method works with puppies and dogs of any age, and you'll see in this exercise how quickly you can work this as a training exercise!
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I have a 6 months old Husky that bites my fingers when i give him a treat. Thank you so much for da tip. Very helpful!
The tip when he holds the treat under his thumb and more in the palm of his hand instead of using your finger tips really really works. I got bit and blood was drawn from my dog from attacking my fingers and she got her butt smacked. I felt bad because she seemed like she had no idea why she got smacked. These techniques really helped and worked within a couple of minutes. Thank you.
What about when they just chomp on your hand or wrist or arm for no reason? My arms are a mess.
Ao howd that go? I just got a puppy haha
I need every tip and trick in the book I have a blue heeler puppy she’s very sweet but the teething is insane lol
Same with my cavapoo
Your videos are super helpful. I watched almost all reputed dogs trainers videos which are really helpful but your videos cover much better 😊
Thank you wonderful tips
This puppy is adorable!
My 3 months GSD take the treat gently but after I have no treats he bites my hands and prefers that on toys
This is very helpful.
Wow! I'm so early! Thank you so much for this great video! I one of my dogs when he was about a year old, and he has always been very gentle taking treats. :)
NOTIFICATION SQUAD! Thanks for watching, Hannah!
Will this teach them not to play bite? Our 10 week old goldendoodle is teething and bites us and the kids like crazy when he's excited or wants to play? The dogs in your videos seem to sit so nicely and calm, any tips for dogs jumping all over us while we're trying to train him?
Love your videos!!! thank you
Awesome, we are so glad you love them! We appreciate you commenting and watching the video!
Happy Training!
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I’ll practice with Goldie tonight- ouch and ... for her treats- nipping big problem now, razor sharp teeth coming in. Thanks, love your videos. Ejb
cute puppy!!! good video.
Great video! Simple. Thanks!
(Great puppy too! I love Mastiffs!)
Thanks, Philip! She’s adorable isn’t she?? 🐶❤️👍~Ken
@@McCannDogs Yes she is adorable 😍
Any tips on Collies that nip and pinch while playing and running ?
I'm a new subscriber to your videos and have been very impressed with your training the dogs. Can you please do a video of HOW TO PICK OUT A GOOD TEMPERAMENT PUPPY FROM A LITTER as a buyer? The problem is as a buyer you can only spend a very small amount of time watching the puppies playing with each other and trying to distinguish which one is the aggressor and which one is the timid one. I watched another puppy video, not done by you, and they said the easiest puppy to train is the one that has a middle of the road temperament, not too aggressive or not too timid. I watched a video, not your videos, the trainer said if you pick a puppy that is either too aggressive or too timid that they can never change as they get older, do you agree with that? I hope you can respond to my question as I'm in the process looking for a female Cockapoo or Golden Retriever puppy? Are males typically more aggressive than female puppies? Keep up the great training videos.
Awesome video! Great tips... Good job Harriet. 🐾💕
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it. Happy Training! ~Ken
Im going to be feeding my puppy some dehydrated food, any suggestions for a low value treat that's also healthy?
very helpful! i can't train my puppy since i'm scared she'll bit me. thank u so much for the tip. will practice this with her
hope you got over that fear, because if you’re scared of getting getting nipped or them bitting you don’t need a dog
Me too
If you own a puppy, you are going to get nipped.
Great video.
What breed is this dog?
Hey love you guys you the best I got a dog trainer to come help me and she gave me sheet saying this rules:food pack leaders eat first so the human eats first after separation ignore no talking patting or eye contact wait five minutes after you dog has settled down before calling it over plz help I wanna know if its right thanks
How do you get someone’s fear over a dog or puppy my sister is scared whenever he is on the ground she has shoes on and scared if he bites
What about bite inhibition
Great video, but I've been told that a puppy needs to learn not just to not bite, but bite inhibition. With that I had been told to let puppy bite, but to decide how hard is too hard and to slowly decrease the level of bite that is allowed so they learn to control their strength. Would love to hear your thoughts on this.
They have another video, that says you should never let your dog bite skin. Do the tricks in this video. When you want to allow them to bite, give them something like a toy or ball. But never let them bite you without correction.
OHHHHH, HARRIET!!!! BEAUTIFUL 🐕
where do I buy the collar and the leash the puppy has?
Hi there, painkillerO8! These is one of our McCannDogs leashes, and the flat buckle collar is simply a nylon collar that we sell in our training store. We don't currently sell these online, but it may be something that we offer in the future. Thanks for watching! ~Ken
Listen buddy . you down right got a sub buster brown.
Glad to hear that, Mia! Thanks for watching, Happy Training! ~Ken
my puppy isn’t food motivated and doesn’t have a toy she absolutely loves. she shows interest in cheese and a really smelly treat for a minute and then cares more about biting or wandering around.
Hi there! There are a couple of things that you can do to have a pup who is more motivated by food. Try training around their mealtime. They will be hungry and you will see that your puppy is much more attentive and they’re a little more focused on treats or their meal( that you’re using as the reward). Another thing you need to do is reward more often. If you’re luring a trick or a behavior for your puppy, but you’re not rewarding enough. Your puppy will quickly get frustrated, and they’ll become distracted. By breaking down the skill or exercise a little bit, and rewarding more often, your puppy will begin to understand that when they put in a little effort that they are rewarded! This is especially important for new skills or for working on things that your puppy finds challenging. Happy Training! ~Ken
Hello, I’m getting a whippet x lab mix puppy very soon and I have done TONS of research and I know it’s good to have a crate even when it’s older but my mum doesn’t want a big crate and so we’re getting a smaller crate then having a corner and a bed for when he’s older what’s your opinion?
It's important that your that your dog has enough space to easily turn around and lay flat in their crate. Make sure you buy a crate that will fit them appropriately for at least their first few months. You will find that the crate will be useful even when your puppy is full grown, if you're traveling, or you need to transport them in a vehicle and for lots of other reasons. If you do decide to have your dog out of their crate when they get older, make sure they haven't made any bad choices with some unsupervised time before you allow them to be out of their crate 100% of the time. Hope this helps! ~Ken
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My question is more about feeding time, I was feeding both my adult female and the puppy at the same time and was going fine..in the last 2 weeks or so, I have noticed that the puppy will not eat until after the adult female is done...he will then go to her plate and sniff or eat her leftovers before going to his own bowl..I heard this may be a dominance or pack order thing? should I leave it be or correct this behavior?
Hi there, Michelle! Regardless of the reasons, as long as your dog's are getting their appropriate amounts of food, and there aren't any issues with their behavior during mealtime, I wouldn't worry about it too much. If you have any concern, then feeding them in their separate crates or their own spots without access to each other is a quick and easy solution!
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
Why doesn't this work for my puppy? My puppy is tearing me apart and I can't get her to stop. She is a 15 week old poodle, beagle mix and won't stop biting me and it hurts really bad. Help.......
My puppy is an Aussie cattle dog mix, he bites and scratches everything I try doesn't work. Would this help? He is about 3 months old. Should this help him from not making my hands bleed ? He is very aggressive when I come outside and I'm not sure what to do! What videos would you recommend?
Hey there, Lovely_Lucky! This video will be helpful to have better control of your dog in the house: ua-cam.com/video/45kdNR6nAOsu/v-deo.htmlsing a house-line will give you a level of control so you can stop any unwanted behavior before it becomes a habit. As for the aggressive behavior outside, I would suggest you contact a local behaviorist. You can learn lots of skills and tricks for your dog training on UA-cam, but if your dog is displaying a truly aggressive behavior, then you want to get some professional help. That way everyone is safe. Including your dog! Too many dogs are surrendered to animal control and destroyed every year, simply because of a behavioral issue. A lot of the time these behaviors start out as seemingly innocent training issues, but if they aren't addressed they can become a real problem for everyone involved! ~Ken
Yeah mine is a blue heeler pup and she is crazy when you give her treats. Pounces on your hand and tries swallowing your hand with the treat. Lol
Is it a good or bad idea to do this while training something else? Like if I was training my puppy to drop his toy and I offered a treat and he was too rough, is it better to just give him the treat for the sake of dropping the toy? Or is it okay to double up on training in that moment? Is it too confusing for the pup I guess is what I’m asking.
I was wondering the same here
I have a staffy and hes CRAZY he bites alll thee time. My hands are constantly hurting. Hes only 3 months old btw. Any tips?
Hi there! That can be a frustrating and painful stage. We actually have a video that focuses on teaching your puppy to stop biting that will be helpful: ua-cam.com/video/3-ozpynzZuU/v-deo.html
Happy Training! ~Ken
Far out, my last dog was a cat. Came pre potty trained, did not require constant training. Wouldn't ever actually bite me... Having a puppy, I feel I needed to go to dog university for five years as prep.
Our puppy is constantly biting our feet what should we do?
Supr
My five month old puppy cares nothing about this training. He tries to bite me on purpose! What gives? How can I stop him from doing that?
Hm... my puppy chomp down my whole hand when I hide treat underneath my finger
😂😂😂
I trained my dog similarly, only if he bites down on me I won't release the treat. I'll say ouch and he'll back off with his head low and tail tucked. I swear it's like he thinks I'm going to beat him and I've never even yelled at him, much less raised a hand. Never felt the need to do anything more than speak a bit more forcefully.
My puppy takes treats very gently. But he still randomly attacks my hands! I'm getting so frustrated. I don't know what to do next.
Same here if you find out how to stop that behavior then please let me know as well.
@@Typicalniyah I just bought the mini course from "How to Train a Dream Dog". It was $47 and I am praying it helps! I am at the end of my rope!
My pup is a hell of a snatcher especially teaching her name, she'd shut her mouth with my finger and treat and it REALLY hurts
Im still scared 😞
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My dog bit my finger way too hard,won’t try again till i forget how much it hurt😂
My dog could care less
Be careful with the ouch technique. it can work now as puppy, but it will build in the dog the confidence he needs to chalenge you later.
If you're handling a strong bloodline, a trully dominant puppy, that can backfire really hard over time.
Use you other hand to force the puppy back. You never back down. You're an invencible force of nature. This is what you should make your dog believe.
Can i do it in a 4month old puppy?